This paper considers the effect of conflict
on the ability of war-torn countries to reach the Education for All goals
declared at the World Education Forum in Dakar, Senegal in April 2000.
For this purpose, the paper considers:
- The impact of war on children and education
systems
- Programs and policies to help war affected
countries reach EFA objectives
- The role of international actors to support
the process
Once the impact of war on children and education
systems is reviewed, the scope of the problem is considered, and current
trends and lessons that have been learned are highlighted. In addition,
the paper offers a set of conclusions and recommendations to help children
in war-torn countries complete their primary school education.